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T I P
Using the clipboard
To reuse the last
result
T I P
Getting started
To retrieve an expression and place it on the entry line for
editing, either:
tap twice on it or its result, or
•
use the cursor keys to highlight the expression and
•
then either tap on it or tap
To retrieve a result and place it on the entry line, use the
cursor keys to highlight it and then tap
double-tapping a result copies the associated expression
to the entry line.
If the expression or result you want is not showing, press
=
repeatedly to step through the entries and reveal those
that are not showing. You can also swipe the screen to
quickly scroll through history.
Pressing
S=
takes you straight to the very first entry
in history, and pressing
most recent entry.
Your last four expressions are always copied to the
clipboard and can easily be retrieved by pressing
SZ
. This opens the clipboard from where you can
quickly choose the one you want.
Note that expressions and not results are available from
the clipboard. Note too that the last four expressions
remain on the clipboard even if you have cleared history.
Press
(Ans) to
S+
retrieve your last answer
for use in another
calculation. Ans
appears on the entry
line. This is a shorthand for your last answer and it can be
part of a new expression. You could now enter other
components of a calculation—such as operators, number,
variables, etc.—and create a new calculation.
You don't need to first select Ans before it can be part of
a new calculation. If you press a binary operator key to
begin a new calculation, Ans is automatically added to
.
S\
takes you straight to the
. Note that
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